Oracle 9.2 Install on Operating System 2003

Hi colleague,
I have install oracle 9.2 on Windows 2003 release2 but i am facing problem in increase there some parameter which are following.
Buffer Cache from 24 to 48
large pool from 08 to 504
db_cache_size from 25165824 to 50331648
when i increase them occured errors ORA-02097 and ORA-00384
Above paramer working prperly Oracle database 9.2 on windows2000 server
Thanks in advance
Rahim
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Buffer Cache from 24 to 48
large pool from 08 to 504
db_cache_size from 25165824 to 50331648
These number doesn't make much sense here.
How did you change them?
What's the current setting in your spfile or pfile?

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